Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-23
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FIR Is II BAss BALL NOTES.
The Games Played on saturday -Some I.em,
About PLAYERS

The Games Played on saturday -Soue l:ems
About Players
The League games OF Saturday resulted a.
follows: At Philadelphia Philadel phia 4,
Chicago at Boston Boston Ii, lndisnsp.
oils 3 at New York New York :, Pitts
burg 8; at Washington Detroit 4, Wash.
ington
The games in the American Association on
Saturday were: At Cleveland Cleveland
Is, Athletic IL at Cincinnati Baltimore ),
Cincinnati 4 at Louisville Louisville 5,
Nets "A at ST. Louis 81. Louis L. Brook
lyn9.
The Pennsylvania Association clubs all
play sd on Saturday and the games resulted
like this |: At Altoona: Allentown 10, AL
toons / at Bradford WiIkssbarre 10. Brad.
ford at Williamspor' Scranton :, VIII.
Transport 8; at JohnstoSn Reading B,
Johnstown Q.
Wood played at short for Phlladel phia Ia
Saturdays game aud did it we'll. Ferguson
pitched and the Chicagos had only seven
hita
The Detroits were fortunate in securing
Weidman, who has done fine work. The
Washingtons had but seven hits OF him Sat-
urday.
Madden is pitching splendidly for the Bos.
tons
In the New York pl,tsourg yamo Of sa,ur.
day seven hits we're made otf Calvin aud
nine OIL keefe. PittsbuTg's intisld had seven
errors.
Greenwood, OF Baltimore, astonished the
| Cincinnati players and the audience by max
| ing q triple play, unassistsd, on 5 saturday
He jumped and caught Ksenan's line 1T
| stepped on second, putting out Corkhiil, auC
| threw to third, catching Reilly The Red,
seemed unable to bat or field after this, and
| put up very dull game.
| Jim White, Of the Detroits, is using ba
| that he made himself, and he is making
| pitchers sick with IT.
Instead Of giving Kelly, their $40, 900 prizs
athlete, gold watch, the Boston isns ough,
to present him with ball that he can
| hit Chicago Hernfi The Chicago pso
| pie can make fun OF Kelly, but he
| Is doing so we'll with his CLUB that al
| the end Of the season they will have a seat or
the steps far above Chicago. Ii will then be
kelly's turn to laugh.
| Beatin OF Allen town, allowed the Altoona
but three hits Saturday.
Bob Barr, formerly OF the Washipgtons,
who is now living in retirement may pitch
for Chicago, ~ Ansnn wants him badly. Un-
der the new rules Barr would be- an effective
pitcher.
Reccius, late Of Louisville, has signed with
Cleveland.
The Lowell correspondent of the Sporting
LJe says: /" Higgins worx at second base
and with the stick IL wonderful; nothing like
II has ever been seen on a Lowell nine before
Sam Cranes work At second for the old chan
pion nine OF - being the nearest approach
to 1t, and Higgins is his peer in every thing
and continuation OF his playing will csus,
su0 hnuo vi this eo"h W DO cuhnSeu W HIR
| ginsville." A look at the scores will con
| vince any one that this is true In every nar
| ucular. Higgins also leads the team in bat
| ting.
There IL talk OF Dan O'Leary managing til,
| Indianapolis team.
| The Oswego club has released Wes Curr,
a. manager, and he has been appointed al
/ International umpire.
Tomneyis again leading the base runners
OF the International League.
Fred Corey Is stranded in Pittsburg IL
has NO money and is in a bad way.